The Supreme Court has agreed to review whether prohibiting married couples facing secondary infertility from opting for surrogacy to have a second child violates their fundamental reproductive rights, raising key questions on personal choice and family autonomy in India.
The Supreme Court said, “marriages do fail but parties should not stoop so low,” calling it “very disgusting” that since 2022 the husband has stopped his wife from collecting her belongings, and ordered him to return them within 24 hours.
Today, On 19th May, The Supreme Court strongly criticised a Delhi High Court order in a shared parenting case, asking, “What is this order, which world they are living?” and noted that the High Court ignored real-life conditions completely.
